AJ

@WatchesWinWars Both 🔥

Saturdays are for the boys

"Stay hungry, Stay humble"

“It is far better to be alone, than to be in bad company.” - General George Washington

Never forget Wes Welker will be in the NFL record books forever thanks to this play

@Challenger_ST @JacobBSpeaks Lmao such a deep pull

@JacobBSpeaks Sidney Ponson 😉

Can you tell me another player that’s played for both the Yankees and Orioles?

@TrungTPhan Barefoot is more impressive

For real though, is a 2:15:16 marathon time barefoot as impressive as 1:59:30 with space shoes?

Aerial shots of wild life

@anatelorenzen Timex* my gateway 😂 shoutout to Waterbury CT

Casio is a gateway drug... Any Seiko fans out there?

Heard this in AA years before I realized it was wu wei: “It's easier to act your way into new ways of thinking than it is to think your way into new ways of acting.”

“Envy is a declaration of inferiority.” — Napoleon Bonaparte

YOU MUST BREAK THE PATTERN TODAY OR THE LOOP WILL REPEAT TOMORROW

“None of know the battles that we are going to have to face in the future, all we know is the task that is at hand. And the great lesson for us is when we do the task that is at hand, we’re being prepared for the battle that we are going to be facing in the future.”@frmikeschmitz

@Captain2Corner Mark Bellhorn

3 game series against the Boston Red Sox begins TOMORROW. Name a player who has played for both rivaling franchises ⬇️ ⬇️ #NYY #BOS

You gotta be dictionary-maxxing. Every time you hear a word you don’t know drop everything and look it up

Teddy Roosevelt did save football. In 1905, college football was a brutal, deadly mess as 19 players died that season alone from crushing mass formations, flying wedges, and unchecked violence, sparking nationwide calls to ban the sport. President Theodore Roosevelt, a passionate football fan who prized the “strenuous life,” stepped in. He summoned coaches and reps from Harvard, Yale, and Princeton to the White House, urging them to clean up the game without turning it “ladylike.” His pressure helped spark radical 1906 rule changes: legalizing the forward pass, creating a neutral zone, requiring more men on the line, and doubling first-down distance to 10 yards. These reforms opened up the field, reduced pile-up carnage, and birthed the modern game, while also leading to the formation of what became the NCAA. Teddy didn’t just love football; he helped save it from extinction.

@KJP @dissidntdad The Gansetts have been on a roll with the specialty cans, between the 🇺🇸 and the Captain Quint’s!! 🦈

Kids chasing bunnies and chickens while @dissidntdad and I talk about bringing machinery to Pawtucket, R.I. and building knitwear the American way 🦅🇺🇸🐑

If your athletes: •Lift heavy but aren’t elastic → slow at top speed •Are elastic but weak → no acceleration •Sprint but don’t recover → force drops, speed drops

@KJP @mainebeerco LUNCH! 🔥

Maine Beer Company is always my favorite part about visiting Maine 😌🍻@mainebeerco

Stoic Mindset: "I will do good no matter what happens to me."